Yes, they all grow outdoors although the ones in exposed positions get frosted. Those under the shelter of trees/other plants don't. Either way, only the leaves are damaged (and any flowerbuds, of course) but they all regenerate in spring.

Still looking...

Hello everyone! I'm hoping someone on this fragrance forum is also a grower of brugmansia and can help. I'm wondering if anyone has any leads on where I could find a Brugmansia "Golden Lady" plant or cutting this late in the season? I would really like to have this cultivar in my garden again. Mine died a few years ago during the winter. The fragrance of this particular variety was absolutely intoxicating and it would bring me so much joy to have it again. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all in advance.

The Rosa 'Sombreuil' I bought as a bare root plant years ago from Home Depot is blooming again. The plant itself looks terrible with most of the leaves gone from black spot but it still manages to produce beautiful tea scented roses even though they are not perfect. While plant shopping at a local nursery I came across an unusual jasmine for Tulsa (most of the jasmines I see are either Jasminum sambac or Jasminum polyanthum). It's labeled Jasminum officinale but I'm suspecting it's grandiflorum (which I used to have but got rid of). Anyway it has a musky sweet scent and since I'm a sucker for jasmines I couldn't resist. My bedroom is going to look like a jungle this winter!